good morning, weekend washout, severe storms slamming the east coast overnight affecting millions of americans from north carolina to massachusetts. >> oh, my lord. >> tornadoes, ferocious floods and hail the size of quarters causing chaos on the ground. >> some of the worst devastation that we've seen. >> the storm also forcing the cancellation of hundreds of flights and it's about to go from bad to worse, another major storm moving in the middle of the country set to drop as much as a half a foot of snow. dylan is tracking it all. i can land the plane, an explosive new "washington post"

report claiming deputy attorney general rod rosenstein pleaded with president trump to keep his job last year and to oversee the mueller investigation. critics saying the conversation was completely inappropriate. >> he shouldn't be talking to the president about an investigation into the president under any circumstances. >> as the president calls the mueller investigation an attempted coup. we're live with the latest. growing measles scare. more than 1,000 college students and staff members at two los angeles universities under quarantine amid fears the highly contagious disease could spread like wildfire. this morning, advice that could save your life. all that plus plane defects a star defensive end just drafted by the san francisco 49ers apologizes for past tweets some claim are racist but not all 49ers fans are satisfied. royal baby watch, anticipation growing for the arrival of harry and meghan's first child with the british press upset about the couple's

secretive plans. and what a marvel, avengers end game shattering box office records with millions across the country racing to the theater to watch their favorite superheroes battle it out. today, saturday april 27th, 2019. >> from nbc news, this is "today" with sheinelle jones, peter alexander, and dylan dreyer, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today," thank you for joining us on this saturday morning, dylan, sheinelle, and i like to tell me children to call me hulk these days. >> is that why you wore green? >> that's captain america to you kids. this is a big weekend. >> oh, my goodness, i was looking at the numbers, opening weekend expected to bring in, what, $300 million in north america. the fact that people had these 24 hour showings, 2:00 a.m., 3:00 a.m., and our senior producer was just saying this is a long movie.

you're not coming out until five in the morning. >> brian's got a 10:00 front row seat, which is not good but it's the only night he could get sunday night 10:00 p.m., front row. >> unbelievable. >> we want to get right now to our top story. it is the nasty weather slamming the east coast overnight as another major storm is quickly making its way to the plains and midwest. it could look like winter in plenty of places by the end of this day. dylan is here with more on that. serious storms moving through. >> crazy we're talking about snow, too, but the new storm system could dump up to 6 inches of snow in some places today, this as the northeast deals with the after math of the last big storm. >> the storms were intense, driving, damaging wninds, uprooting trees, hail, the size of quarters in the northeast, flooding in ohio and thunder outside new york. sometimes catching people off

guard. like these beachgoers in virginia, this twitter user describing the scene. one minute it was nice and the next minute it felt like a hurricane. more than 900 flights cancelled in the u.s. friday and more than 5,000 delayed. the south still picking up the pieces after the violent storm system moved through. >> some of the worst devastation we have seen to be concentrated. >> tornadoes flattening homes, snapping power lines and trees. what's different about this year's tornado season is that so-called tornado alley has been unusually quiet. instead, the south has seen the brunt of the damage. this week, there were at least eight confirmed tornadoes in louisiana alone. a deadly system carving a path of destruction across several states. and we are going to see this storm system pull away from the northeast today. however, across new england we have heavy rain through down east maine, also heavy rain moving through connecticut and moving through montana, too. this will exit but on the backside of it, we have very

gusty winds. winds could gust in this area in blue here where the wind advisories are posted up to 50 miles per hour as we go through the day today. that could create some isolated flight delays as well. this is our next system. this is the snow maker that's going to move through the midwest. we're even seeing snow through central and eastern south dakota, heavy rain moving through iowa right now, but look at where the winter weather advisories and watches are in effect, even winter storm warnings that include the chicago area, so this is going to be the area where we do see that heavier snow begin to develop especially as we go into this afternoon, overnight chicago will likely see that snow, same goes for southern michigan and it eventually moves into new york, especially off lake ontario and lake erie before it transitions to rain. how much snow could we see, there is the possibility a widespread 2 to 4 inches, this area across southern wisconsin, northern illinois, and northeastern iowa could end up with choser to 4 to 6 inches, especially on the colder

surfaces. peter. let's turn to politics, a new "washington post" report detailing the extraordinary lengths deputy rod rosenstein went to to keep overseeing the mueller investigation and remain in his job. nbc white house correspondent hans nickels is in washington with more. hans, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, we are learning about how rod rosenstein as you mentioned, the deputy attorney general pleaded for his job after his loyalty to president trump was questioned and how he promised the president that he would be treated fairly in the mueller investigation. this morning new questions about what deputy attorney general rod rosenstein did to save his job last september. rosenstein, according to "the washington post," pleaded with president trump to keep him in charge of the investigation led by special counsel robert mueller. i give the investigation credibility rosenstein reportedly told the president. i can land the plane. but mueller made no decision on obstruction of justice charges leaving that determination to rosenstein and attorney general

william barr. >> the evidence developed by the special counsel is not sufficient to establish that the president committed an obstruction of justice offense. >> "the washington post" reports stunning analysts who say it calls the entire investigation into question. >> he shouldn't be talking to the president about an investigation into the president under any circumstances. >> reporter: rosenstein who is set to leave his post next month has acknowledged the stress he faced while trying to muthe president. >> one silly question i get from reporters is it true that you got angry and emotional a few times over the past two years. heck yes, didn't you. >> reporter: but he defended president trump's handling of the investigation while insisting that russia interfered in the 2016 election. >> there was overwhelming evidence that russian operatives had hacked american commuters and defrauded american citizens. >> reporter: rosenstein blamed

critical decisions involving election interference on the obama white house. >> the previous administration chose not to publicize the full story about russian computer hackers and social media trolls. >> reporter: president donald trump claims the mueller report cleared him of collusion while also suggesting that the entire investigation was an attempt to remove him from office. >> they tried for a coup, didn't work out so well, and i didn't need a gun for that one, did i. >> hans, there was a bizarre moment during friday's event in indiana, what happened. >> reporter: as the president came on stage at the annual nra meeting, someone threw a cell phone on to the stage. it was a rare breach of security, an event where thousands of guns were on display in the convention center just next door. later the man was arrested. had peter been on white house duty on that day or as we call him, captain america, that cell phone never would have left that man's hand. >> glad everyone was safe.

thank you very much. the race for the democratic nomination is kicking into another gear today. president trump and front runner ji joe biden taking shots at one another on friday a day after biden entered the race. garrett haake is in las vegas where some of the 2020 contenders are making their pitch to a critical labor union today. garrett, good morning. >> reporter: hey, peter, good morning, yeah, half a dozen democrats will be in las vegas competing for union support, while the race is two heavy weights, president trump and former president biden are already taking swings at each over over their age. with nearly 300 days until the first 2020 primary votes are cast, president trump on friday looking ahead to a possible general election show down with former vice president joe biden. >> i am a young, vibrant man. i look at joe, i don't know about him. >> reporter: the 72-year-old trump attempting to make a campaign issue out of the

76-year-old biden's age. >> if he looks young and vibrant compared to me, i should probably go home. >> reporter: in his first interview as a candidate, biden addressing several other issues that could dog his campaign, including physical interactions with women, some found uncomfortable. >> i have to be and everybody has to be much more aware of the private space of men and women. >> reporter: to his recent conversation with anita hill about his handling of the clarence thomas confirmation hearings. >> i'm sorry she was treated the way she was treated. >> reporter: an emotional moment onset, a question about biden's eldest son beau who died of brain cancer in 2015. >> when i get up in the morning, i think about, you know, i hope he's proud of me. i hope he's proud. >> reporter: and on friday afternoon, the vice president's campaign announced they raised $6.3 million in its first 24

hours, surpassing beto o'rourke's 6.1 million. >> congratulations to vice president biden. >> reporter: a half dozen candidates fanned out across five states on friday and attendees at those events say the vice president will have to earn their support. >> i like joe biden, but i feel like there's a lot of baggage with him as well. >> reporter: does he have to show that he's more than just an extension of obama. >> i think that he needs to show who he would be as the leader. >> reporter: and president trump will once again skip the white house correspondents dinner in washington. he'll be holding a campaign rally in green bay, wisconsin, instead. i will take whatever odds 2020 democrats and biden will come up at that event. students and staff at two universities in los angeles remain under quarantine amid fears that two people with the highly contagious disease could have unknowingly spread their germscrossoth campuses. it's a major public health concern. nbc's molly hunter is in los

angeles with more. molly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. two of california's biggest state universities are still under quarantine. health officials trying to reach as many people as possible who may have been exposed so that number may keep growing. more than a thousand college students and staff members have been told to stay at home this week in one of the largest quarantine orders in state history. >> if you're not immunized, that is the risk. >> reporter: the message from health officials is loud and clear. >> we definitely know we have more people who chose not to be immunized and now we have an outbreak. >> reporter: the head of the cdc, the u.s. surgeon general, and now even the president who wasn't always so supportive of vaccines all agree on one thing. >> they have to get the shot, the vaccinations are so important. this is really going around now. >> reporter: it's the biggest outbreak since the cdc declared measles eliminated in 2000. 695 cases across 22 states this year, the most, 390 in new york,

and here in california, 38, including two students infected at ucla, and cal state los angeles. >> i remember when i got the e-mail, i told my mom, hey, did you hear there's a measles outbreak on campus, and she was kind of shocked too. >> reporter: this is bolter hall, it's back open now but university officials say this is the building where the infected student took classes. as soon as they figured that out, they contacted about 500 people, both students and faculty in case they had been inside the building at the same time. the cases in los angeles stem from two carriers who arrived here on international flights. officials traced their movements and those that couldn't prove their immunity were forced into isolation. >> you're not getting vaccinated, you're probably getting sick. >> reporter: the cdc says it's more than probably, 90% of unvaccinated individuals exposed to the virus will contract measles. now measles is one of the most contagious viruses on earth and officials are taking it incredibly seriously here.

guys with the blanket quarantine over many of those cal state l.a. students still in effect this morning, they have warned that anyone who doesn't obey the legal order to stay at home in isolation will be prlteosecuted. they're not messing report. >> natalie azar will join us. why you may need a booster shot even if you have been vaccinated in the past. it's a big story. >> a big story a lot of people are talking about. the miracle survival of the 5-year-old boy who was thrown over the third floor railing at the mall of america. this morning, there is good news about his recovery. nbc's kathy parker is here with that story. when we first heard about this, it was terrifying to hear about that kid's experience. >> finally news we were hoping for. his family's attorney has revealed the boy is showing progress and is no longer under sedation. new details showing the young boy is showing progress, and

there is surgery and healing healed, his family hopes to have him back home by june. >> this morning, 5-year-old landon who plunged nearly 40 feet from the mall of america and sent to the hospital with multiple broken bones and massive head trauma is showing incredible signs of recovery. friday afternoon, the family attorney shared an update by phone. >> we are so elated to let you know that our son is now alert and conscious, and is no longer in critical condition. >> earlier this week, landon was said to be in intensive care under close monitoring after police say he was thrown over the third floor railing by emanuel deshaw emanuel deshawn arhonda. the 24-year-old confessed to the shocking crime telling police he came to the mall looking to kill an adult because they usually stand by the balcony but he chose a boy instead.

aronda is charged with attempted murder. the pastor who visited landon and his family showed signs of hope on easter sunday. >> there was zero evidence of brain damage, not just brain damage, there wasn't even any swelling in the brain. >> the support is growing for landon with nearly a million dollars raised online in the last two weeks. >> your love and generosity overwhelms and means so much to us. we have no idea where we would be without you, god and your prayers have sustained us. >> a family rooting for their little boy as he now begins the healing after surviving a horrific fall. and in a statement through the lawyer, landon's family says people from all over the world have reached out and another update on landon's condition may be shared next week. meantime, the suspect's hearing is set for may 14th and such a tense time for the family the past couple of weeks, but finally some home. >> wishing the best for that little boy. >> so many people rooting for

little landon. day three of the nfl draft kicks off later today, the nation's best college players hoping to make it to the pros. it's not all smiles. one player who was drafted second overall is facing intense criticism from the fans of his new team because of his past tweets. more now from morgan radford. >> for defensive end nick bosa, it was a dream come true. >> with the second pick in the 2019 nfl draft, the san francisco 49ers select nick bosa. defensive end, ohio state. >> bosa immediately hugged by his family but some 49ers fans in famously liberal san francisco aren't quite ready to embrace him this morning. that's because bosa has been an outspoken supporter of president trump, tweeting in 2017, love this man, and posing next to a card board cutout of the president. bosa also calling former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick a

clown on twitter back in 2016. kaepernick hasn't played in the nv nfl since his controversial decision to kneel for the national anthem protesting police violence. bosa also using twitter to slam beyonce and the black panther movie. he apologized. >> i definitely made some insensitive decisions throughout my life, and i'm just excited to be here with a clean slate. i'm sorry if i hurt anybody. i definitely didn't intend for that to be the case. >> the new 49er also saying his criticism of kaepernick is a bad decision. >> i mean, i respect what he's done. if it empowers anybody, he's doing a good thing. >> the reaction on twitter has been swift. sorry 49ers, i've been a fan for 30 plus years but now i'm done with you. another saying from colin

kaepernick to nick bosa from a racist resister to a racist troll. . but bosa is getting a support on the right. a conservative commentator writing glad to see the 49ers will have a true america loving star who can not only play extremely well but will also stand for his country. the question now, will 49ers fans stand for bosa when he takes the field this fall. morgan radford, nbc news. >> i think he's hoping his football will do the talking going forward. we'll see what happens. new england is waiting on rain, and snow in northern illinois and southern wisconsin. a spring and get ready. we are expecting to see a nice warmup into the afternoon but we will start with some patchy morning fog. temperatures in the 50s eventually climbing to the 60s and a couple of low 80s in the interior val es. san jose, 79.

oakland, 73. and heading into the city expect a high of 63 degrees. mostly clear skies by the afternoon. a cooler afternoon and things are going to get cooler as we head in for sunday. and that's your latest forecast. >> dylan, thank you very much. still to come, attorneys for new england patriots owner robert kraft, battling in court, trying to keep that massage parlor video from ever being seen at trial. plus, the little dancing

to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. grace, you get the beach house, just don't leave the lights on, okay? to mateo, my favorite chair. to chris, the family recipes. to craig, this rock. to jamie, well, let's just say, enjoy the ride. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. the almonds to walter. the beaches to the bums. and the fog to, who else, karl. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them.

with love, california. we're back on a soaturday morning with the weekly download. >> the headlines were dominated by the president and the men and women who want to replace him. >> the week began with the tragic attacks in sri lanka. all week police in sri lanka

searched for suspected connects with easter sunday terror attacks that left 250 dead and hundreds injured. coordinated explosions rocking churches and hotels. >> investigators say isis inspired the bombers but it's not clear if they directed, trained or funded them. >> at least four americans were among the dead. another person plunged to their death at the grand canyon, at least the fourth in two months. >> 69-year-old cynthia ackley veered off the trail to a ledge and had trouble getting back. >> she's on the end of a point, and she's probably going to need -- >> officials saying they are not sure why the woman went off the trail. they're also asking visitors to make sure they're staying safe when they try to get the perfect selfie. eight people were injured when a car ran pedestrians in sunnyvale, california. police say it appeared to be an intentional attack. >> there was no skid marks, no indication of the vehicle trying to brake. >> the driver, isaiah peoples is

charged with eight counts of attempted murder. more trouble for boeing, this time with its signature 787 dreamliner planes, a "new york times" investigation raising safety concerns after production issues at a south carolina factory. >> boeing says it has substantiated and is fixing two out of ten claims, one of them metal slivers created during installation that were left dangling over crucial wiring. >> however boeing has pushed back saying the investigation paints a skewed picture. a potentially deadly chemical leak sent a toxic cloud over a chicago area suburb, forcing residents to shelter inside. >> more than three dozen people, including eleven firefighters were hospitalized. >> the smell just hit me like oh, what is that. the nfl draft kicked off thursday night with a quarterback from oklahoma headed to the arizona cardinals. heisman trophy winner, kyler murray, achieving his dreams by becoming the nfl's newest number

one pick. >> all the hard work, everyone who has been in my corner, pushed me to get here, i can't thank them enough. >> some of the week's wildest moments caught on camera. good samaritans and good citizens in the right place at the right time, jumps into action to save a woman whose suv was syncing. dodging traffic, across a highway and scooted under a semi before being apprehended by police. and dance like no one is watching. this ballerina put on quite a show at a crowded easter sunday service in north carolina. this great kwhwhite got a little too close for comfort after it snapped at a chum bag. just as they say in jaws, we think he's going to need a bigger boat. >> i was waiting for it. there it was. >> crazy. still to come on "today," with measles sweeping the

nation, do you need to get another shot? we have important information for you and your family. and the pianolooking at bay francisco in the distance good saturday morning. it is 5:56. we're taking a live look

outside. and san francisco in the cloudy distance there. good morning and thank you for joining us. >> it's a little foggy in some parts. welcome back, by the way. we missed you the pasch two weekends. and in san francisco right now look at the fog. 54 degrees, wind speeds about 5 miles per hour and san francisco isn't the only area seeing fog. in fact in through hayward got some fog in half moon bay. the santa cruz mountains also seeing some fog. and the temperatures about 5 degrees cooler. in the afternoon our temperatures are going to be cooler once again, topping out only in those low 80s. along the coast we'll be in the 60s, upper 50s for half moon bay. and by the afternoon it's going to be a combination of sun and clouds. so if you're going to be hanging out by the water, take a stweter. it's going to be a little breezy. but if you're inland temperatures in the 70s and 80s. still warm but not as warm as

some of the temperatures we saw earlier this week. the manhunt is over early this morning for a man believed to have killed two people both in the same day. sf pd tweeted stefan jefferson was taken into custody. during his arrest sources say shots were fired. jefferson was injured but will survive. police say his shooting rampage started yesterday morning around 10:00 a.m. when he allegedly shot a family member. police then say he shot and killed someone else across the bay around 1:30 yesterday afternoon in san francisco's bay view district. back in oakland, neighbors talked to us about marcus jackson, the first alleged victim of jefferson. >> marcus was a good man. that's all he did was taught and help his family. >> he was a friend. he'd give the shirt off his

back. he pretty much was a good person. >> there was a third deadly shooting at peoples park in berkeley just after 2:30 in the afternoon. uc berkeley police believe that shooting was target. they are not ruling out the possibility that jefferson could have been responsible for that berkeley killing as well. it is 5:59 and coming up this morning on today in the bay, they made it to commemorate the chinese new year but it's causing a lot of fireworks for a different reason. we will tell you about this postcard that has a lot of taking your heat.

we are back on this we are back on this saturday morning, april 27, 2019. it's a cool one outside in new york city but we have a great crowd in the plaza. birthday girl, 10-year-old, we will visit in a bit. >> that's what tops our new as as we begin the hour with the check of the headlines. parts of the plains in the midwest could get up to six inches of know as a big storm rolls across the middle of the country. nasty weather pounded the east coast, high winds, heavy rains and even reports of tornadoes. the storms forcing hundreds of

flights to be canceled. thousands more delayed. interstate 70 west of denver opened after a 28-car pileup killed four people and set off a massive inferno that was so hot, it actually melted parts of the highway. the driver will appear in court later today. he was arrested on suspicion of vehicular homicide. police say there was no indication it was intentional. after being held five years in a venezuelan prison, her mother posted pictures on facebook, which are not verified by nbc news. the family said he's there visiting venezuelan in-laws. this comes amid difficulties with the u.s. here's your nat geo of the morning.

some spectators got their money's worth. this humpback shown leaping out of the water at least 100 times. look at that. this guy not so little afterall, only the size of a school bus but expected to grow larger. now to the controversy surrounding robert kraft. attorneys went head to head with prosecutors friday in a contentious court hearing in response to the massage parlor case. nbc's kim laettner has more. >> reporter: good morning. it was quite the show you would see in a courtroom, drama you would never see in a misdemeanor case, but the defendant is a billionaire businessman and whatever happens in that courtroom will likely alter his legacy. >> they stand up here, they yell, they shout, they scream. >> reporter: this is no order pretrial hearing, lawyers fighting from the start. at the crux of this hearing whether video allegedly showing new england patriots owner

robert kraft engaged in a sex act, will be allowed during the trial. >> i needed to observe that the money that these women were receiving was dirty money, from clients paying for a sexual service. >> reporter: the defense had 30 witnesses on standby but the lead detective on the case was the only one to take the stand friday, providing intimate details into the investigation. >> there was one evening in question where a group of approximately eight males got off of a golf cart, walked into the establishment, came back outside, did sort of an -- i will use the anally here, touched down jesus, lifted his hands and walked back inside. at that point i understood this was not jusparlor, but one thats an elicit massage business. >> reporter: the spa offering bargain pricing for customers who arrived early. >> they had an early bird special and that if you showed up before 1:00 p.m., you did receive a discount. >> reporter: in a previous

filing, claiming kraft tried to use high profile status during a police investigation. prosecutors say once kraft left the spa, he was pulled over in a car and showed the officer his superbowl ring. at the end of the day, defense attorneys only got through their first witness. how do you feel today went? >> i'm not going to talk about this but nice to see you. >> reporter: court resumes on tuesday, the judge will watch both videos, he'll watch the videos privately in chamber, and these are videos that allegedly show kraft engaged in a sex act. >> tammy, thank you. dylan back with another check of our forecast. >> good morning again guys, and it is certainly on the chilly side, that's for sure. detroit is only at 38 degrees. mark at michigan, 25 degrees. chicago, 42. it's not going to warm up all that much more, especially with snow on the way. we are going to stay on the cooler side today. chicago stays at 42. louisville, 66, which is below average. new york, only upper 50s today. raleigh, 75. that's not bad but that's still a degree or so below average.

tomorrow, it stays on the cold side, madison about 46 degrees for our high temperature. cleveland only 48. albany, thy, 46 degrees. st. louis, 62. that's close to 10 degrees below average. as we go into next week, there's nothing really all that warm showing up. austin stays in the 50s through the week. detroit stays in the 50s. minneapolis stays in the 50s as wellment oklaho and we are waking up to some fog hugging the coastline all the way from sonta rosa down through san francisco and half moon bay. we've got a couple ofs of patchy fog in through hayward and limited visibility expected to remain at least through some of the morning. but midmorning making way for partly clear skies, 73 degrees for oakland. san jose only topping out about 79 degrees. a couple of low 80s into the

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we're back this morning in your health. as we reported earlier this morning, students and staff and a pair of los angeles universities have now been forced to quarantine themselves after possible exposure to the measles. >> nbc medical contributor, dr. natalie azar is here with that, and flu season as well. >> a lot of people are anxious about this measles. there's been so much focus recently in new york, and obviously this recent outbreak in the west coast as well. the presumption is if you got the shot when you were a kid, you're okay. are you okay? >> here's how you can tell if you're immune or what we call presumptive evidence of immunity, one if you have been sickened with measles, mumps of rue bella. the other thing we talk about is if you were born before 1957, that was before widespread vaccination, and most people, we think, were probably infected with either measles, mumps or rubella, that would give you lifelong immunity. the other group to consider, if

you were born between 1963 or 1967 you may not have received the live virus, which is the efficacious one. if that's the case, it is recommended you get the vaccine. >> what are the guidelines because it varies depending on age, right? >> exactly. if you're in the pediatric age group between the ages of 12 months and 15 months, you're getting your first shot and then you're getting a second shot between the ages of 4 and 6. if you are a college aged student, you are to get two doses of the vaccine, 28 days apart, and if you're an adult who has never been vaccinated, you're advised to get one shot. i should say, too, cdc has only been recommending since 1989 the two shot series. it's very important to be able to get your vaccination records. that's probably the best evidence that you can show that you've had immunity, and finally, i would say that if you're unclear and there's certain groups like international travel ergers, he personnel, talk to your health

care provider about your status and i recommend going to the cdc web site. it's very informative. >> measles is making a lot of headlines. there's a lot of conversation about flu as well making a comeback, a second wave if you will this season. the cdc putting out its latest numbers. five states with widespread flu, four of them in the northeast, georgia is the fifth. what's happening right now? >> right. so basically you can think of it this way, it's almost like we have had two different back-to-back flu seasons from october to the middle of february, and seeing the predominance of h 1 n 1, which is less strengthening than the one we have seen since mid february, happily we think we're near the end. we are seeing cases going less than the national average as per the last cdc counts. i say this a lot, flu season lasts all yearlong, technically, you can develop flu anytime throughout the year, and we often say in the fall that it can last well into spring, and

we certainly saw that this year. >> really dwikquickly, are thery clues that lead you to know that help you with the vaccine next year. >> they're doing it now. the last i read about it, the w.h.o. was picking their h1n 1 strains, i think they're adding two new ones, but this is the time it's happening. they base this on the experience that we had and what they're seeing in the southern hemispheres now, and that's how they make the decision about what next year's flu vaccine will look like. this is all before we get the universal flu shot which we're all hoping, you know, so we don't have to worry about these strains mutating and losing efficacy. >> dr. natalie azar. thank you as always. coming up, the young piano prodigy who beat the odds to become a viral sensation. become a viral sensation. you're goi ng i'm always going to be a maker. and i think a company is the coolest thing you can build. i'm adam, and i make robots. you never know when inspiration is going to strike.

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caught up with him. >> reporter: it doesn't take long to know 7-year-old avant man is is special. >> i taught myself to play piano. >> he was 11 months old when his mom sarah watched in awe. >> he pulled himself up and started playing this melody. it didn't occur to me at the time that it was spectacular. i just thought, well, you know, maybe some kids do this. >> even more incredible because avant can barely see. >> he can't see the keys. >> i'm blind in this eye, and visually impaired in this eye. >> sarah remembers when doctors told her he was born blind. >> i cried. i cried really heard. i felt like i was being told he didn't have a future. >> but he soon showed her just how wrong that was. >> what do you want to be when you grow up? >> a rock star. i have to learn how to play every instrument to be a rock star. >> do you think you're going to be able to do it?

>> yes. >> this is nothing that came from me. this is a gift. how can i hold this in to myself and not share it with the world. >> a gift he is now sharing. his videos on you tube have gone viral. >> is playing piano easy? >> easy for me, but hard for everybody else. >> are there any limits? >> no. his calling is to bring light to this world. >> a little boy with an incredible talent for playing piano and spreading joy. for "today," kristen dahlgren, nbc news, dayton, ohio. >> i just got chills. >> i did. what a special boy. >> fantastic, i would go to his concert any day. >> he is a rock star. i think we can say that for certain. >> still to come right here, millions of fans flocking to the theaters this week to watch

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1-0. go sharks. good morning. thanks so much for joining us. a look at our microclimate forecast. >> we've got some gradual cooling under way and also some fog. you can see the sun rising but also that fog rolling through, and our temperatures already running a couple of degrees cooler especially for areas like santa rosa, about 6 degrees cooler. but check out that fog in the santa cruz mountain area. as we head towards the afternoon we can expect to see gradual warming but it'll be a lot cooler this weekend at least in some spots. not expecting a lot of high 80s for today. our temperatures will kind of stay in the lower 80 range. concord, 82. and if you're going to be heading out to the city or anywhere along the coast it will be a bit breezy so make sure to plan because our gradual cooling will remain through the entire

weekend but at least you'll get some niceshine through the afternoon. well, the manhunt is over this morning for a man police believed killed two people, one in oakland and the other in san francisco both in the same day. sf pd tweeted stefan jefferson was taken into custody. shots were fired. jefferson was injured but he will survive. police say jefferson's shooting rampage started in oakland yesterday morning around 10:00 when he allegedly shoot shot and killed a family member, marcus jackson. this happened at the 4100 block of market street. police then say he shot and killed someone else across the bay around 1:30 in the afternoon. in san francisco's bay view district, back in oakland neighbors told us about marcus jackson, the first alleged victim of jefferson. >> marcus was a good man. that's all he did was try and help his family.

>> he was a friend. he'd give the shirt right off his back. he pretty much was a great person. >> there was a third deadly shooting just after 2:30 in the afternoon. uc berkeley police believe that shooting was targeted. at 6:29 coming on today in the bay, they made it to commemorate the chinese new year, but it's causing a lot of problems. this postcard that has a local fire department taking a lot of heat and just makes you wonder. we have that with all your top stories and weather coming up at 7:00. right now back to the "today" show.

good morning, weekend washout. severe storms slamming the east coast overnight, affecting millions of americans from north carolina to massachusetts. tornadoes, ferocious floods and hail the size of quarters causing chaos on the ground. >> some of the worst devastation we have seen. the storm snarling air traffic, forcing the cancellation of hundreds of flights. and it's about to go from bad to worse, another major storm moving entoointo the midd the country set to drop as much as a half a foot of snow today. the president welcomes

japanese leader shinzo abe, we're live at the white house. and mum's the word as the world awaits the birth of baby sussex, why the secrecy is sending stress waves among the british press. today is saturday, april 27th, 2019. hey, i'm mike rocket and this is my 35th time at the "today" show. >> we're here to help mom with her bucket list. "today" show check. >> girls weekend. >> no husbands, no kids, it's my 40th. >> good morning, new orleans. we traveled from tennessee for today. >> "today" show's littlest fan. >> look at us, we're on tv.

>> good morning, welcome back to "today" on this saturday morning. >> just got to meet some of those nice folks today. big birthday party, there they are in the corner. the boston crowd in there enjoying themselves this morning. we wish her a very happy birthday. >> have to say on the way in, dylan, i saw huge trees on top of cars over by central park. >> the weather has been ridiculous. >> we're going to start with the forecast. we begin with today's news. it is the next major storm quickly making its way to the plains and midwest as the northeast picks up pieces from some violent weather occurring overnight. dylan is here with that again. this is real storms and some snow. we have snow to talk about too but the storms have been affecting a good portion of the country, that new storm that we're talking about, bringing up to 6 inches of snow today to the midwest, and that does come as the northeast deals with the mess that was left behind from a different storm system that wreaked havoc overnight. >> the storms were intense,

driving damaging winds, uprooting trees and bringing down power lines across the mid atlantic. hail the size of quarters in the northeast, flooding in ohio, and thunder outside new york. sometimes catching people off guard. >> oh, my lord. >> like these beachgoers in virginia, this twitter user describing the scene, one minute it was nice and the next minute it felt like a hurricane. 900 flights canceled in the u.s. friday and more than 5,000 delayed. the south still picking up the pieces after the violent storm system moved through. >> some of the worst devastation that we have seen to be concentrated. >> reporter: tornadoes flattening homes, snapping power lines and trees. what's different about this year's tornado season is that so called tornado alley has been unusually quiet. instead, the south has seen the brunt of the damage. this week, there were at least eight confirmed tornadoes in louisiana alone. a deadly system carving a path of destruction across several

states. is that storm system is continuing to affect new england right now with the heaviest of the rain through down east maine. that will be the case through the morning and then we'll start to see it slowly move east as we go into the afternoon. once this storm moves through, we are going to see winds gust up to about 50 miles per hour on the backside of it. we have wind advisories in effect for 13 million people. we are going to see all of this rain continue to move to the east in addition to this next round of rain moving through the midwest. heavy rain falling through iowa right now. this will move into northern illinois, and we also have the snow that temperatures are cold enough to support a bit of a snowstorm. we have winter storm warnings in effect for water loo, madison, and chicago right now, and we are going to see this whole event turn into a snowstorm as we go into this evening, as the colder air gets wrapped in. that means snow for chicago later on this evening and tonight. this will move through michigan, through parts of ohio, and even bring some of that snow to new york, especially off lake erie,

and lake ontario. we are going to see a significant amount of snow through northeastern iowa, through northern illinois, southern wisconsin, and also through southern michigan where we could end up with a widespread 2 to 4 inches of snow, and we could see some isolated higher amounts closer to about 6 inches just to the north of chicago. peter. >> dylan, thank you. turning to politics, the president is set to play golf and talk trade with japan's leader as washington, d.c. prepares for tonight's white house correspondence dinner which president trump will skip for the third year in a row. nbc's hans nickel is hols is at white house. >> reporter: we'll have the chance to see if the press has an opportunity to ask president trump about "the washington post" report that rod rosenstein, the deputy attorney general pleaded with the president for his job last september. the crux of the post's reporting is that rosenstein told trump that he gave mueller the investigation credibility and

that he could quote land the plane. the question is did he promise trump a specific outcome, because we now know what that outcome is. no criminal conspiracy on collusion in the mueller report, and then rosenstein told william barr, and the two of them looked at the evidence and concluded they shouldn't bring any obstruction of justice charges. the president has been airing his grievances with the mueller report, he claims that it vindicates him but amounted to an attempted coup, he used that language yesterday at the nra and talked about it being a disgrace to our country, it hurt our country in the oval office with prime minister abe yesterday. as you mentioned, it is blustery in washington, the sun is out. the president is going to hit the links with abe and off to green bay with a rally in a state he won in 2016, wisconsin, while much of the press corps at the white house correspondence dinner. another night of counter programming. >> hans, thank you. now to the battle lines being drawn as we speak between

the former vice president joe biden and the president, two the trading bars, nbc's garrett haake is many las vegas this morning with the late -- in las vegas this morning with the latest. >> reporter: it's been an interesting 48 hours for joe biden, the former vice president and president trading snark, going back and forth about their relative youth and vigor. in his first television interview yesterday joe biden faced two issues that could dog his campaign as it continues. first his handling of anita hill and the clarence thomas confirmation hearing from all of those years ago, his not quite apology apology seeming to be not quite enough for the hosts of the program. that's an issue that could come back up. and biden's interactions with women over years, some that made them uncomfortable is a topic on the program. biden says he knows this is something he has to do a better job of being aware of, and a better headline for the former

vice president in the afternoon, he raised $6.3 million in his first 24 hours in the race. why does that matter? it shows that he can keep up with the on lean fundraising juggernauts of bernie sanders and beto o'rourke. he is in the race to stay, and he will have the money to do it. speaking of o'rourke he'll be one of six democratic candidates, courting union voters in >> where the union vote is a big deal. biden will not be here, of course, but his presence will be felt. that's a big part of h constituency. it's getting to ab i crowded field. >> there's much more to get to including 15 people, six of them children killed in sri lanka on a suspected raid on friday. they set off three bombs in the hideout. new video shows one of the suspected easter sunday bombers checked into a hotel before blowing up the hotel restaurant.

more than 250 people were killed in coordinated explosion there's on sunday. >> turmoil inside the nra has now burst into the open. the lec kpif, the long time face of the nra association, has been asked to resign by the president north. north accuse him of taking the group's message too far in politics and social issues. members will discuss the dispute at the nra annual meeting in indianapolis while regulators talk about pulling the gun group's tax exempt at that time status. how about a weekend morning boost. cartoon character slightly out of character. take a look at 2-year-old emily running to say high to disney's stitch of lee low and stitch. when emily falls, the blue alien takes a header too so the little girl won't feel so bad. then it's all hugs and no tears and an instagram classic. she'll have this picture for the rest of her days. >> good on little stitch. let's go to dylan out on the

plaza with another check of the weather. dylan. >> you can't help but miss these girls in the corner here. so, what are you doing here celebrating? >> we're celebrating -- >> they're all here for you? >> yeah. >> and we're celebrating with our moms back there. >> that's so much fun. you guys are a little quieter than the girls. >> we're in park school and in fourth grade. >> park school in? just outside of bost on. >> yeah. >> and that is the best birthday ever, right? >> yeah. >> clearly. >> let's take a look at what's going on across the country. we are going to see heavier rain through iowa transition over to snow especially across northeastern iowa. we are going to see snow take over in chicago too. we could end up with about 2 to 6 inches of springtime snow in the area. in new england, we are going to lose the rain later today, and it does get blustery. in the southeast it's nice and mild. once again, we'll see snow start

to work in to upstate new york and behind the frontal system, it doesn't warm up that much. we're cool to start. temperatures are in the 50s. we've got a couple of 40s out through the north bay, but today's forecast will be climbing into the 70s and a couple of low 80s. fog along the coastline. santa rosa expected to hit a of 78. enthrough oakland 73. down through san jose, 79. so as you get ready for your day it'll be a little warmer in through the interior valleys. livermore, 83. and there's a baby on a mission this morning. your daughter is five months old. >> she is three months old, we're trying to do all 50 states by five months. >> i'm 37, i've done 49. >> almost there. >> what's left? >> hawaii. >> got to go.

>> i've been trying to work it into a story. >> 8,400 miles to get here today. >> that's fantastic. good luck and safe travels. >> follow evelyn's explorers. >> you can go to hawaii together. >> i think so. >> cross that off the list. >> still ahead, the world on baby watch, as the british tabloids grow more and more frustrated. we are back after this. and i recently had hi, ia heart attack. it changed my life. but i'm a survivor. after my heart attack, my doctor prescribed brilinta. it's for people who have been hospitalized for a heart attack. brilinta is taken with a low-dose aspirin. no more than 100 milligrams as it affects how well brilinta works. brilinta helps keep platelets from sticking together and forming a clot. in a clinical study, brilinta worked better than plavix. brilinta reduced the chance of having another heart attack... ...or dying from one. don't stop taking brilinta without talking to your doctor, since stopping it too soon increases your risk of clots in your stent, heart attack, stroke,

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public appearance for signs about when baby sussex will be born. >> it's nearly as british as tea and scones, anxiously awaiting the arrival of a royal baby. the duchess of sussex who hasn't attended a royal engagement in more than a month is thought to be due any day now. radio silence from the couple on their plans, not a due date, not even a hospital. the only thing that is clear, they won't be following recent royal tradition, presenting the baby to the world hours after birth. royal reporters not happy. >> there's a huge amount of interest on both sides of the atlantic on this royal birth, and i think there's disappointment that we won't have that big national moment, you could say international moment now with the arrival of the baby. >> some see an american duchess intent on doing things her own way, others a prince with a strained relationship with the press. >> particularly for prince harley who has bad memories of being brought up in the public

gaze with princess diana, besieged by paparazzi, he will want to protect his family's privacy as much as possible. >> and rumors of a rift between prince harry and his older brother prince william. to patch things up, william and kate paid their first visit to the new home on sunday says royal reporter chris ship. >> they took with them a house warming present and went around for a meeting. you can call it a clear the air meeting in some respects. >> it's unclear what started the feud. with harry and meghan due to become a mom and dad any day now, it's as good a moment as any to patch up hard feelings in the royal family. >> betting on a royal baby is big business. the nation has put its none on this baby being a girl called diana. nothing is for sure. as you know, meghan and harry are often good for a surprise.

>> thank you, dylan, and i have decided it would be a nice middle name. >> takes a little of the pressure off, and. >> i don't think sheinelle will be the middle name. still to come, millions of fans are flocking to theaters to watch the juggernaut, avengers end game, if you're not one of them, we have handy viewing tips without any spoilers. plus big news for fans of

back now on a saturday morning with more on a film you may have heard about, i think it's called avengers end game. >> the one that everyone and their mother is talking about these days. the marvel movie had an astronomical opening. dylan has more. she's in the orange room. >> guys, i just want to tell you, we will not have any spoilers. brian would kill me if i gave any spoilers away.

so there have been 21 movies leading up to this moment with end game marking the epic conclusion to the avengers franchise. the film has shattered records, making history as the biggest opening night, early estimates put it at $157 million through friday here in the u.s. that's about $38 million more than star wars, the force awakens, if you can believe it. experts say end game could bring in a monster $300 million this weekend, a feat no other film in box office history can claim. here's the thing, the movie is three hours long which has many people online panicked about bathroom breaks so if you absolutely must get up during the film, fear not, because the fans have you covered tweeting the best times. they are when the san francisco title card displays, when hulk has lunch, and when the new jersey title card comes up. so these all take place within the first three hours or the first half of the three hour

movie. fans are also going to great lengths to avoid spoilers, including one teacher who posted this note outside his classroom, telling students not to discuss anything about the movie anywhere near his classroom. if they do, he'll make them wish thanos snapped them in half. i do recommend seeing the last movie, infinity war before end game, if you just want to catch up so you feel like you're in the right place and you know enough going into end game. i think that will kind of catch you up on the gist of it. don't forget, willie, tomorrow, will be sitting one on one with jeremy renner who plays hawk eye. that's tomorrow on sunday. >> he couldn't say too much about the movie. >> not really at all, especially when we interviewed him. >> we have pop start. >> so much to get to on pop start. put on your 90s best, and brenda walsh is coming back to beverly hills 90210.

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good saturday morning. it is 7:00. here is a live look outside as the sunshines through the fog in walnut creek. a little bit of everything for you this weekend ahead of a weekend full of a little bit of everything. a look at our microclimate forecast. it'll be nice to havli